alheias

Alheias is a term that may refer to several unrelated uses and does not denote a single, widely recognized subject. In Portuguese, alheio means foreign or belonging to someone else, and alheias is the feminine plural form used as an adjective or, occasionally, as a feminine plural noun. As a proper noun, Alheias is rare and occurs mainly in Lusophone onomastics and genealogical records as a surname.

Usage as a surname: Instances of Alheias appear sporadically in historical and civil records in Portugal and Brazil. It remains a rare surname with limited distribution and no widely documented notable individuals.

Geographic or fictional uses: There are no widely established places named Alheias in major reference works. In some contemporary or fictional contexts, the form has occasionally been adopted as a toponym or fictional group name, but such uses are limited and not part of a recognized canon.

See also: alheio, alheia, and other related terms in Portuguese grammar and onomastics.

Notes: Given the term's rarity and variability in sources, readers should assess context to determine whether Alheias refers to a surname, a linguistic form, or a fictional usage.